A collection of sayings and utterances of Holy Mother, Sri Sarada Devi, on japa and meditation.

Reminiscences of Swami Ranganathananda, an exemplary monk and one of the Presidents of the Ramakrishna Order. New revised edition (2014).

An intriguing collection of the best of Native American quotations and sayings from Chief Joseph, Red Cloud and Sitting Bull along with many other lesser known native people.  Taken from oral memories, first-person testimonials and recorded observations of life and social affairs in Indian communities around the country, this book is a beautiful and loving remembrance of timeless spiritual wisdom taught by past generations applicable to 21st Century life.

A carefully edited and translated collection of Pre-Columbian spiritual texts authored by sages, priests and ancient nobility.  Included are poems, songs and verses that challenge 21st century readers to open their hearts and minds to the wisdom of the past and understand the richness of Mesomerican life and traditions.

A representative collection of the major spiritual texts from Native American Indians of the East Coast. Readers have access to the original works of the Indians themselves rather than filtered by interpreters. Chapters include myths, speeches made by shamans, parental teachings, rites of passage, songs and healing rituals conducted by native practitioners.

A date-wise compilation of three hundred and sixty six selected sayings of Sri Ramakrishna. One-a day quote for the whole year.

A date-wise compilation of some of Swamiji's inspiring and instructive religious and spiritual teachings which any sincere spiritual aspirant must imbibe or strive for.

Taken from many sources, this is an exhaustive collection of the Master's sayings arranged under various subjects.  The book is divided into four sections: Man and the World, The Ascent of Man, Man and the Divine, Maxims and Parables.  It also includes a brief biography of Sri Ramakrishna in the introduction, and an index at the end.  Published by Ramakrishna Math, Chennai.

A collection of twenty two essays by various eminent writers portraying the life and works of spiritual giants from the east and west. Compiled and edited by Ray Berry. Selected by the Library of Congress for Talking Books.

This is the story of Ramakrishna Mission. At the dawn of the third Millennium, the Ramakrishna Mission reviews the story of its 109 years of loving service to humanity, or, in the words of Swami Vivekananda, service to that God who by the ignorant is called man.

The book contains 65 articles, and is divided into four parts under the titles: Sources of Inspiration, Historical Perspectives, Contributions of Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, and Ideological Perspectives. A must-read for all those interested in the Ramakrishna Movement.